Wu Tang – The Saga Continues – Review
"What's this...a hip-hop record being reviewed in RAMzine?!". Your eyes do not deceive you my fellow reader! But every now and again, it is...
Review: LA Guns – The Missing Peace
If you’re a jobbing Los Angeles musician who hasn’t yet managed to secure a spell in one of the many LA Guns line-up, you...
Review: Dragonhammer – Obscurity
Dragonhammer is a five-piece Italian band who’ve been around for fifteen years and have become one of Italy’s unsung power metal heroes. They’ve released...
Review: Ne Obliviscaris – Urn
Australia’s Ne Obliviscaris have always stood in a field of one, even within the progressive metal scene which has many diverse acts. Their brand...
Review: Jamie Lenman – Devolver
Post-hardcore polymath Jamie Lenman’s career has taken some very interesting turns since his departure from Reuben. After a five year break from music, his...
Review: Veil Of Maya – False Idol
False Idol is Veil Of Maya’s first album since 2015’s Matriarch, an album which elevated their already considerable status in the world of tech...
Review: Lochness Monster – Fables
Miami based alternative rock four-piece Lochness Monster released their debut album Fables at the beginning of this year, which really puts it into perspective...
Blackmore’s Night – Winter Carols
The folk rock outfit Blackmore's Night, which is spearheaded by the talented Candice Night and the living legend that is Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple,...
Review: Antipope – Denial / Survival
Antipope are a band from Finland who, in their early days, were full-on death metal, and they once described their music as being an...
Review: Cannibal Corpse – Red Before Black
Referred to as the most controversial band of all time and the most important Death Metal band of all time, Buffalo Death Metal legends...
